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Hi. In my perspective of the new plan, the existing (old) elements of thebuilding are all in grey. What could be causing this problem??? Thanks Robbi
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Because of the "Phase", when you type VP and in the bottom of that dialog box you gonna see the Phase - Existing and New construction....
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Thanks Typhoon. Its just a renovation so I would really like for everything to be in color...the existing part of the structure and the new portions. I hope theres a way around it.
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